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Old 10-29-2004, 11:34 AM
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I am about to finish up my pulley install tonight I read that you need to lube it or grease it. What do you use? Thanks
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Don't lube it.

Edit: I'm talking about the front seal.

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Why not?
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If you're talking about the crank snout to get it to go on easier, just use a little bit of engine oil. Don't lube the timing cover seal though.
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Originally Posted by BLASTER
I am about to finish up my pulley install tonight I read that you need to lube it or grease it. What do you use? Thanks
I put some Mobile 1 oil on there to help it slide on then used the tool I made and it went right on.
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I used nothing
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It's suppose to go on dry. Seal and mating surface.
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